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>> | No. 8117
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Several lads here seem to have a grasp of investments and so on. Do any of you have a regular income outside "earner income"? What kind of category does it fall into, and how did you come into it? |
>> | No. 8118
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There seems to be a growing trend for people wanting to do "side-hustles" or to live off passive income, but if r/UKPersonalFinance is anything to go by these tend to be people earning <£22k or with about a grand in cash they want to generate an income from. The reality is most of these people would be far better served putting that effort into maximising their salary. |
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>> | No. 8156
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You lot are talking about complicated stuff, but I would like your thoughts on something. I have about £18,000 just resting in a savings account. I have been meaning to stick it in a stocks & shares ISA to buy into a index tracker of sorts. Is that advisable? |
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If you're going to pick funds then the key thing is to understand what you're actually investing in rather and why you've chosen those funds than following what everyone else seems to be doing. Otherwise when things get choppy you'll start to panic. |
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>>8165 |
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In b4 it's in the news that millions gets pumped into Games Workshop because you nerds decide to invest in your hobbies. |
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My Stobart investment has roughly doubled in value. What stupid company should I reinvest the gains into? |
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I was doing really well from my Blackberry trade then fucked it all up by buying Bionano Genomics high. I'm one of the poor retail meme investors that you richlads are being judgy about. |
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GME short squeeze hit today. Might not be over yet. |
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>>8232 continued |
>> | No. 8234
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Got a spare few hundred bob. I'd not planned on looking into trading until the house was sorted, and nothing short term, but lurking wsb has basically just been for the craic until this point. Now I feel like I just want to walk into the casino with £500 and leave my card at home. |
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The ~£221 in my Trading212 account on Friday is now up to ~£262 at the minute. Lads, how do I stop myself from getting carried away and pumping all of my cash holdings into shares I know nothing about? |
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Had $8 left in my Revolut, so bought some GME. I have no idea what I'm doing, but if I can turn it into £20 then curly wurlies are on me. |
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>>8239 |
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I've got about £75 spare. Do I join the GME train or have I left it too late? I decided against it on Friday afternoon when it was at about $60 and I do have a habit of thinking I've missed the boat followed by things continuing to go up and up. |
>> | No. 8246
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Can't even afford half a share as that's currently £110. |
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It's down. They can't cope with demand. |
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I'm not involved but it seems that now is the worst time to get involved because the whole internet is getting excited about this shit. |
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>>8254 |
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Sorry ignore me, I'm being an idiot and forgot what shorting means. They have to buy the stock back at a loss and that will drive it higher. |
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>>8256 |
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I'm going to split what I was going to put in GME 50:50 into two of these. Which should I go for:- |
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>>8263>>8264 |
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Robinhood is trending as they've apparently stopped individual investors buying GME and a bunch of others that have been shorted. |
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>>8272>>8273 |
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>> | No. 8280
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Fuck it, I'm doubling down on BB and putting some in Nokia because they've mainly crashed as Seppos can't trade them on the likes of Robinhood. |
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>>8279 |
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I need to get in on this but I'm lazy and I'd probably fuck it up. |
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I put a few quid into ETH and doge coins. All these redditors with newfound fortunes are going to do something with the money they don't immediately spend on vinyl figurines. Not a terrible bet that they'll go up. |
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>>8285 |
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You're watching history in the making here lads. |
>> | No. 8288
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Seems as though Robinhood is maybe selling people's stocks against their will. |
>> | No. 8289
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The thing I've found out with this, or at least when things are as volatile as they are, is that you need to make snap decisions, and you need to give it basically undivided attention. Thinking of putting another tenner into GME even though I'm down at the moment because surely the angry reddit septics will find a way to buy it, and when they do, we can upgrade to a box of Celebrations... each. |
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>>8288 |
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So, uh .. how do you buy and sell crypto coins? |
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It's quite disheartening to think, the same people who pumped and dumped throughout the crash with impunity and generally profited on human misery for decades, will be pressuring for market reform overnight because Reddit made one stock into a meme. And they'll get it. |
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>> | No. 8299
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It tickles me that the /r/Stonks lot seem to think that the suspension of GME on Robinhood is some kind of conspiracy, rather than a completely routine response to weird trading. They might not believe it, but Robinhood is acting in the interests of their customers by refusing to execute really stupid transactions - anyone going long on GME in the last few days is on the losing end of a Ponzi scheme. |
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I was right. The king of the reddit nerds pumped doge overnight so it tripled in value (for a bit). I was able to take out slightly more than I put in and still have more than that left in the account. |
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>>8304 |
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Sigh. |
>> | No. 8307
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Decided to jump on the meme train overnight. Threw in £100. It's currently worth £56.08. When is this thing supposed to head for the moon again? |
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Elon Musk just changed his twitter bio to #Bitcoin |
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Apparently there's 11million options that expire on BlackBerry today if the share price is below $15 and hedge funds will have to pay out on all of them if the share price is at least $30. |
>> | No. 8318
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Notification from T212 that they've enabled trading in GameStop and AMC today, but earning there could be lengthy execution disruptions to buy and sell orders. |
>> | No. 8319
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Turns out FreeTrade have been waiting to validate me for over a year. Oops. |
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My DOGE have recovered to £72. I might actually get my original investment back by the end of today. |
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Nokia is up 10% today. The Milky Bars are on me. |
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If you aren't blocking ads you aren't even human. |
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My over 100% gain in BlackBerry on Wednesday has currently turned into a 3% loss on my investment. Fucking hell. |
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>>8340 |
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Not sure what to do with my Dogecoin now. I mined them at the start as part of the joke, and them got bored. |
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>> | No. 8344
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If I plan to cash out from this stocks trading and have only made a fiver, do I need to fill in any forms for HMRC? The US w8-ben form has already been filled in, so I don't think I need to declare anything else (i.e. below the CGT threshold). Can I just cash out and not worry? |
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https://globalfinancialdata.com/the-piggly-crisis |
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I know it's probably too late, but I think I'm going to try and buy the dip on GameStop tomorrow. |
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I sold 275 dogecoin last night and used the profit from that to buy 375 this morning. Is there any reason not to just keep doing that? |
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>> | No. 8382
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I've always been fond of the idea of limiting the transferability of shares, in principle, as a means to damp down speculation and promote taking a longer view of things. |
>> | No. 8383
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Anyone know who's going to get fucked over first come NYSE opening? I just can't see all the big money not being able to profit out of this. |
>> | No. 8384
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>>8382 Can exchanges not just apply a larger transaction fee? If a trade isn't worth making with a $0.10 trade, is it really worth making? |
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SEC reports over five million GME shares as fail-to-deliver in the first half of january. |
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>>8389 >>8390 >>8391 |
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SOMEONE FUCKING TELL BLACKBERRY NOT TO DROP BELOW $11 PER SHARE. |
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>>8396 |
>> | No. 8398
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I've had to log out of my etoro account and I'm trying not to pay attention to the stock market (unsuccessfully) until the GME hype train dissipates. |
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>>8398 |
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>>8398 |
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Doge rallied overnight so I'm up £7. |
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>> | No. 8409
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The £15 total I put into GME was briefly just under £30 as I was selling small dips and buying small peaks, but then I stopped paying attention Monday and Tuesday and now it's about £7. Might as well go long now and maybe turn it back into £11-12. If not, whatever. |
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>>8408 |
>> | No. 8415
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So I've been buying and selling the doge incrementally. I'll buy a couple of hundred then set it to sell when the price goes up 3-5 points, then buy back in when it goes down 3-5 points. Just enough to make a few coin profit on top of the transaction fees each time. |
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>>8414 |
>> | No. 8417
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I don't get that people are complaining that they are going to lose money. You're not an expert trader, you're some ordinary slob, and the stock price will drop before you know what's happening. I though the whole point was to squeeze the shorts, not make money. People investing their college fund in GameStop? They're fucking insane. But kissing goodbye to a tenner in order to collectively fuck over some hedge funds? Absolutely that's worth it, isn't it? |
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Person who bought £100 worth of dogecoin, did you cash out? They're worth about 2.4x what you put in initially now. |
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>>8419 |
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Well, I'm glad the mainstream media has come to the rescue again, and delivered a nice comforting narrative that smooths over all the plot holes and leaves he pieces exactly where they were for next week's episode. |
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>>8428 |
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This whole episode will have ruined thousands of lives and deluded thousands more they've somehow stuck it to the baddies. |
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>>8429 |
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>>8431 |
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Nothing on the Superbowl (obviously) but I did enjoy my dose of American commercialism. You really can't watch the Superbowl without the ads and a pizza. |
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>>8435 |
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>>8431 |
>> | No. 8438
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I'd like to take my doge out of binance and put them on a memory stick somewhere so I'm not tempted to fiddle with them. What's the best way to go about this? |
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>>8438 |
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>>8439 |
>> | No. 8472
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Looking at the daily charts for multiple coins, a lot of them seem to follow the same patterns. Not perfectly but all the big dips and peaks are there. Doesn't this make them effectively the same investment? |
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>>8473 |
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'Roaring Kitty' GameStop investor hit with lawsuit |
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>>8495 |
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GME shooting up again, was up 100% before close. |
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>>8535 |
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>>8496 |
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>>8540 |
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It's not real, there are no rules. |
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>>8547 |
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If Robinhood were unable to facilitate trades because it was economically unviable for them to do so, they would have said that. Instead they press released some bullshit about protecting their users. |
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>>8549 |
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shortlist.png >>8439 |
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Someone I work with keeps pushing HBAR Hedera, saying its worth about $0.14 so I should put in £20 because it's about to pop. |
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>>8576 |
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>>8579 |
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Not financial advice: |
>> | No. 8582
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5bb4f8f998a180339c3f0fa2.jpg I feel like something fishy is going on. Like me you'll probably have an email invite from Deliveroo for their IPO because you've used them before that has been triggered by changes in UK law that allow the owner to overrule shareholder votes. |
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>>8586 |
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Not getting a straight answer here lads. I thought Deliveroo was worth a punt because the price always rises after an IPO, and they are continuing to do steady business during the pandemic. So what's the problem? |
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>>8588 |
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>>8588 |
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I'm waiting for the Vaccitech IPO. |
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>>8589 |
>> | No. 8595
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So: Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos have a lot of wealth. They think the best use of it is to spend it on spaceships. This is "noble" or something. What's the best investment to get some of that drip down? |
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>>8599 |
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>>8599 |
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>>8601 |
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>>8602 |
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>>8603 |
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>>8601 |
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>>8601 |
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>>8604 |
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Oh dear, maybe it's not a good idea to put anything into the Deliveroo IPO after all. Lots of big players are staying away. |
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>>8598 |
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We do pretty well on building the satellites, many of them are built in Guildford, but we'll never be a viable launch site. |
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>>8611 |
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>>8610 |
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>>8610 |
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The shares I had in Aalberts Industries have gone up by almost 20% since I decided to sell them and double down on my losses in BlackBerry. I do not know what I am doing. |
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>Deliveroo shares drop 30% on stock market debut |
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>>8617 |
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gainz.jpg I'M ACTUALLY HOLDING SOMETHING THAT ISN'T AT A LOSS FOR ONCE. |
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>>8650 |
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>>8654 |
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helium.jpg >>8656 |
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>>8656 |
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>>8659 |
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hlm.jpg TOLD YOU, LADS. HELIUM IS GOING UP. |
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>>8669 |
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>>8673 |
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helium.jpg HELIUM |
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Speaking of IPOs, what do you lads think about Darktrace which is expected to happen in the next few months? |
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Helium One shares have reached 20p today. I ruddy told you lads to get in, I told you. |
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>>8725 |
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Heliumsgoingup.jpg Above 24p now. Helium, lads. |
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eachpushupconsistsofbothadownpartandanuppart.png >>8756 |
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>>8757 |
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>>8758 |
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_118478577_optimised-us.inflation-nc.png Hello, I would like it very much if I could stop losing money now. Everyone please stop spending money. |
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>>8765 |
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>>8766 |
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Today has been really good for me - lost a small amount yesterday, but it all came back today. Wish I had some more cash to buy.. |
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BlackBerry are up about 25% today so I'm up for the first time since the end of January/beginning of Feb. |
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>>8812 |
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Do LSE holdings tend to mirror the NYSE pattern of prices tanking just before an earnings report, and then even more still if the new is anything other than overwhelmingly positive? |
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>>8813 |
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>>8825 |
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>>8825 |
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Isn't Nokia just one of the WSB meme stocks? |
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Kodal.jpg Is anyone else in on plundering Africa for resources? All of that lithium in Mali isn't going to mine itself. |
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>>8845 |
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>>8846 |
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>>8847 |
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>>8848 |
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>>8845 |
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>>8850 |
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kodal.jpg Told you lads. Plundering. |
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Helium.jpg Helium continues to go up. |
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puntingHSS.png Now this is a punt. |
>> | No. 8888
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SIMEC.jpg >>8887 |
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>>8888 |
>> | No. 8890
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How do I invest in The Krypton Factor? |
>> | No. 8891
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Careful with those investment lads, we're about to enter a period of Sonic Inflation. |
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>>8891 |
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>>8892 |
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>>8893 |
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>>8891 |
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Fintech, if you know what you are doing. Not Bitcoin or Doge, Etherium, slot machines. My friend made a killing on XRP. Look at the technology behind crypto and how it can be used non fiat - especially with inflation round the corner and dependency with online transactions post covid. Hang around with computer nerds and look to future proofing and how non fiat currencies are transacted without having a processor the size of a house. Start there. |
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>>8896 |
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>>8898 |
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>>8897 |
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Helno.jpg Helium popped. |
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>>8931 |
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It's below 11p now. I think I need to resist the urge to double down. |
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>>8933 |
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>>8934 |
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>>8888 |
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Maybe I've spent too much time on r/UKPersonalFinance lately, but it seems like a substantial amount of members on the sub are complete retards. |
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>>8947 |
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>>8948 |
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>>8949 |
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>>8947 |
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>>8951 |
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All my non-meme investments are the very Vanguard tracker funds that you're talking about. I put £5000 in two different ones, plus a hundred quid each every month, and they've made me about a grand since last year. I don't really know very much, but I plan to leave the money untouched until it's enough for my needs, and if it drops to nothing temporarily then rockets back up again, I'll be fine. I didn't even do that much research into which funds are best to invest in; I went FTSE because God save the Queen but that's most of my research right there. No gambling from me. |
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>>8953 |
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>>8953 |
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>>8953 |
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>>8956 |
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>>8957 |
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>>8963 |
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It's actually called optimising VWAP. |
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>>8965 |
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>>8966 |
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>>8967 |
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>>8968 |
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agronomics.png Leonardo Dicaprio just invested in Mosa Meat: https://mosameat.com/blog/leonardo-dicaprio-invests-in-mosa-meat. |
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Where do you lads think I should put my paycheque now that the market's down? |
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>>8979 |
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>>8980 |
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>>8981 |
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>>8982 |
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>>8979 |
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>>8979 |
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I've been thinking of having a punt on an airline. Not sure which one yet though; they seem a safer bet as a recovery stock, than food & hospitality - not sure there are many obvious winners in that sector. |
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Untitled.png >>8986 |
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>>8987 |
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>>8986 |
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>>8988 |
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Relaxed Monkey.png Certainly a spooky old time on the markets isn't it. Hope you two aren't realising those losses. |
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simec.jpg Widening losses, questions over the finances and the majority shareholder, time for me to go in and lose some money. |
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>>8993 |
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>>8993 |
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>>8997 |
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>>8999 |
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>>9002 |
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I've just discovered that 'Living On A Share' hasn't been taken as a handle. I've just registered the twitter and am now going to squat this genius name. |
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Kod.jpg Kodal Minerals have been granted their lithium mining licence in Mali. |
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Screenshot 2021-11-19 at 17.21.53.jpg Go Helium One! |
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>>9013 |
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>>9014 |
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>>9015 |
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Various crypto seem to be climbing again, maybe people are buying in anticipation of another New Year's boom like the last. |
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>>8888 |
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>>9049 |
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>>9050 |
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1495__trade__sonic_inflation_by_dragontissdragon_d.jpg I don't think you lads are on about what I think you are. Are you? |
>> | No. 9053
9053
>>9051 |
>> | No. 9054
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Come into 50k. I now have savings of... 51k. |
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FALTI-Chart-2-Dec-21.png >>9054 |
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>>9054 |
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>>9054 |
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A friend asked for some investment advice, so I told them to make an account with Vanguard and to take a look at funds. |
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>>9058 |
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>>9058 |
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>>9060 |
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APPLvBTC.jpg Interesting graph. Bitcoin vs Apple. |
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>>9062 |
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>>9062 |
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>>9063 |
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Lines.png >>9065 |
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>>9066 |
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>>9067 |
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>>9068 |
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>>9069 |
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>>9070 |
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>>9071 |
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Capture4.png >>9069 |
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>>9072 |
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>>9075 |
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>>9076 |
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>>9077 |
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>>9071 |
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>>9079 |
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kazakhBTC.png >>9080 |
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>>9081 |
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H1.jpg Helium's going back up. |
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>>9106 |
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>>9107 |
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>>9108 |
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>>9106 |
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4mEZQNe.jpg >>9109 |
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9F33AD1E-76EB-46AE-BE1B-4F259966BBD4.png Happy about the HE1 here. Shame US tech stocks (Gitlab) are tanking. |
>> | No. 9113
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>>9112 |
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dunningkrugerrands.png Behold! The dumbest investment on the planet! |
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>>9114 |
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>>9115 |
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>>9117 |
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>>9117 |
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>>9120 |
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>>9123 |
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HE1.jpg I'm telling you lads, helium is going up. |
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>>9126 |
>> | No. 9128
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Are financial advisors worth employing, if you're relatively young (30) and with not much to invest (40k)? |
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>>9128 |
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>>9129 |
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>>9131 |
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>>9132 |
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linechart.png >>9133 |
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>>9133 |
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>>9135 |
>> | No. 9138
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What can I put my modest 6-7 grand of savings in to make sure the impending Weimar Republic levels of hyperinflation don't render it worthless? |
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>>9138 |
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>>9139 |
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>>9140 |
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>>9141 |
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Untitled.png >>9124 |
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>>9143 |
>> | No. 9157
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linechart.png Have you lads stuck with tech or have you shifted into more inflation-proofed stocks, like energy companies? |
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>>9157 |
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>>9158 |
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>>9159 |
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>>9160 |
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>>9161 |
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>>9158 |
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>>9160 |
>> | No. 9165
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Lads, I'm currently thinking of moving my stocks and shares from one account to another and doing some rebalancing. The thing is that we're likely due a bounce at some point and as I'm moving large sums that could therefore present a big dent. |
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>>9165 |
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>>9166 |
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I'm going to lose a lot of money today. I will probably lose even more tomorrow. |
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>>9168 |
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>>9169 |
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HL.jpg HL shares are down to their lowest in about seven years off the back of reduced inflows and an announcement to spend about £175m updating their tech and creating some form of robo-advice proposition. |
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>>9189 |
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>>9190 |
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Screenshot_20220303-141324_Chrome.jpg HL keeps dropping. It's now fallen by over a third in a year. |
>> | No. 9194
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>>9112 |
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>>9194 |
>> | No. 9196
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Made 10% shorting oil in within a few minutes when it was bouncing around 124.5 |
>> | No. 9197
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rub-gbp.png I briefly considered going long on RUB/GBP last night after yesterday's 30-percent drop, but you really need to have a death wish to trade that currency pair right now as a retail investor. Any more shenanigans from Putin, and you're looking at another 20 to 30 percent slump from one day to the next. |
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>>9197 |
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>>9197 |
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>>9199 |
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>>9199 |
>> | No. 9202
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What's the easiest thing to do with five-digit sums of money in the face of rising inflation? All my money will be worth less if I just leave it in the bank as money. About a third of what I have is already shares in the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250, and surely if inflation keeps going up, then the price of assets such as shares will go up accordingly and I can just leave an extra £20,000 there until I can finally buy a house with it. But people keep saying that bonds are better than shares. However, they pay back less in terms of interest and general return on investment. I guess I could get another 5-10 grand in bonds and then some more shares in another country, but obviously I would like to maximise the Literally Free Money™ that I can get from these, and shares sound like a better idea than bonds from that perspective. |
>> | No. 9203
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linechart.png >>9202 |
>> | No. 9204
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Bollocks. I've just deposited £100 on T212 with the intention of investing it all in Oatly but it's not even on there. |
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>>9202 |
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>>9205 |
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>>9206 |
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T212.png >>9207 |
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>>9207 |
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>>9208 |
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>>9210 |
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>>9211 |
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>>9212 |
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>>9212 |
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>>9213 |
>> | No. 9221
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These guys seem cool but not sure if you get a ROI |
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>>9221 |
>> | No. 9241
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Netflakes.jpg Take advantage of the Netflix dip or will it keep going down? |
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>>9241 |
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>>9241 |
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>>9243 |
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86exbw1ttou81.jpg >>9241 |
>> | No. 9428
9428
I just bought some stock and the price immediately went up by 10%. The price had been stable prior to this for days. The value of my investment has gone down by 10%. I don't understand. |
>> | No. 9429
9429
How is any of this shit different to gambling? Isn't it easier to just put it on an accy? |
>> | No. 9430
9430
>>9429 |
>> | No. 9431
9431
I'm told I might be inheriting around 200k after tax. I don't want to buy a property and I'm not into gambling. How can I use it to generate a small, reliable income supplement? |
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>>9431 |
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>>9430 |
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>>9432 |
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>>9434 |
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>>9435 |
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>>9436 |
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Gene-Takovic-22.jpg >>9435 |
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>>9438 |
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NGp17SSzHUtUZiR4VnovH6P55nc2EjyqqWXBW3Jwgrg.png >>9439 |
>> | No. 9441
9441
Why is it that when I invest in a cheap tracker for a particular index it will always have around 2-5% geographically based outside the market? It seems an odd standard when geolocation tags in investment are typically done by where the company is listing rather than where it has operations. I feel like I'm in too deep to question this but going by have pervasive it has become I can't help but feel there's some funny business going on. |
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>>9441 |
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>>9441 |
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>>9442 |
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>>9444 |
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I've decided to sell all my non-mining punts at a loss to double down on IAG seeing as all our airports are fucked, just over 100 shares bought at £1.2094. |
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>>9450 |
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>>9451 |
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>>9450 |
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>>9450 |
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>>9453 |
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>>9455 |
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>>9455 |
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merlin_149331819_0656d095-16cd-4a34-b581-0c9cc17b5.jpg S&P500 is now in a bear market and what was supposedly my absolutely secure office is now talking about redundancies. |
>> | No. 9463
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https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/13/crypto-lender-celsius-pauses-withdrawals-bitcoin-slides.html |
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>>9463 |
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>>9464 |
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>>9465 |
>> | No. 9467
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losses.jpg Just saw this on CNBC. |
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>>9466 |
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>>9468 |
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>>9469 |
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>>9468 |
>> | No. 9472
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https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/jun/18/cryptocurrency-collapse-bitcoin-kim-kardashian-floyd-mayweather |
>> | No. 9473
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LUNC_ALL_graph_coinmarketcap.png >>9466 |
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>>9473 |
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>>9473 |
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>>9474 |
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>>9476 |
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>>9477 |
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>>9477 |
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>>9478 |
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>>9480 |
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coinbase.jpg >>9481 |
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>>9482 |
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>>9482 |
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>>9484 |
>> | No. 9488
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https://fortune.com/2022/06/16/lehman-brothers-crypto-crash-celsius-luna-bear-stearns-recession/ |
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>>9488 |
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>>9489 |
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>>9491 |
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>>9493 |
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>>9490 |
>> | No. 9496
9496
I'm starting to think gs is a reliable indicator: whenever Bitcoin has fallen sufficiently for the nocoiners here to have smug gloat it's the perfect time to take a punt on it. |
>> | No. 9497
9497
I think the DOW is in for a bit of a multi-day relief rally. Trying to find something like a leveraged ETF on the index to ride it for a couple of days. |
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>>9497 |
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>>9498 |
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>>9499 |
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https://www.cnbc.com/2022/07/04/crypto-lender-vauld-halts-withdrawals-as-market-crash-takes-its-toll-.html |
>> | No. 9556
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Worst day I've had on the markets for years - been doing really well lately, too. Sucks to be me. |
>> | No. 9557
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linechart.png >>9556 |
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>>9557 |
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>>9557 |
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I bought some Cineworld this morning, against my better judgement. But I've already made money on it, so feeling good. |
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>>9563 |
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>>9564 |
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It turns out one of my work colleagues has also taken a punt on Kodal. He keeps updating me on what's going on, which tends to drift in one ear and out of the other, but he's adamant that it's going to shoot up at some point before Christmas and that's when he's selling out. |
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I've taken a punt and added Tesla and Allianz to my portfolio. Allianz is one of Europe's biggest insurers with a market cap of close to 80 billion euros. That part of the finance industry is set to profit from rising interest rates more than many other businesses. |
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There was an investment update from Royal London earlier this month stating that they believe banks are looking like attractive companies to invest in. |
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Also, Kodal have finally had that surge. Not as much as my colleague claimed it would be, but in little over a week it's gone from 0.23p to 0.41p per share. |
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gdr.png Genedrive (GDR) still have not sold any covid test appliances, but this week the share has surged for no certain reason. Message board chat suggests that there is positive news incoming regarding their appliance to check if babies have a gene that means certain antibiotics will cause permanent hearing loss. |
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vuJpD-DmYAqvD-f1F-kB3niqwQpSjRIPggu2ue_m0hE.jpg Decided to take my Kodal gains and reinvest them into PREM in the hope its momentum continues. |
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Shares.png >>9651 |
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IMG_3174.png The HE1 rollercoaster continues. No news, then news of no rig, then news of a rig! |
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Bought into Greencoat UK Wind on the off chance we start seeing momentum toward onshore wind. I'll hold the Earth responsible for any loss. |
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Untitled.jpg >>9720 |
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>We’ve made the decision to restrict non-GBP funds where the fund manager applies a foreign exchange commission charge, including those listed above. The fund manager does not offer an equivalent GBP version of the fund. This means that you can continue to hold your existing non-GBP fund but will not be able to make any further purchases of it through our platform. |
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IMG_0221.jpg >>9456 |
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barclays.jpg Thinking about BARC again. It looks undervalued to me at 145.14p with P/E 4.66 and a 5% dividend that's liable to get higher. I might go in at the end of the month - UK banks in general seem undervalued. |
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Why can't I pay into two s&s isas in the same year? |
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>>8124 here. It's £40k now. |
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Thinking of going balls deep into the Digital 9 Infrastructure investment trust. |
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When will the market stop being a cunt. |
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There's no fucking way BP should be dumping another -2.2% today as we head into winter. This is madness. |
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rivian.jpg I'm kicking myself for not selling Rivian stock that I bought for $25 last year. Which seemed like a good discount at the time, and it did go back up to $39 at one point after I bought it, but the last year or so it's only been fluctuating and now it's back to around $16. |
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santa-rally.png Next year, please can PNL.L start doing what it is supposed to, and rise with inflation. Also can the discount be reduced on UK stocks, like Merryn keeps saying it will. |
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fa5.jpg How on Earth is Amazon still hitting numbers like 6.6% - where is the growth even coming from at this point? |
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1. Tiny AIM company wants to raise some money for another helium drill. |
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glenn hodl.png My cryptocurrency investments, for which I paid approximately £3,700 in total, have just passed £3000 in value for the first time since they plummeted to fuck all. Yippee! |
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Untitled.jpg >>9717 |
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Screenshot from 2024-03-05 01-07-32.png >>9810 |
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